London, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/21/2011 -- Can you decipher the mysteries surrounding Stonehenge? Take a Stonehenge coach tour from London with Globe Trips and see this seemingly unfathomable structure which is immersed in obscurity.

Innumerable theories are continuously disseminated as to the original intention of the construction of Stonehenge. Discover this remarkable, otherworldly landmark on a Stonehenge tour. You are sure to feel reverential towards this noteworthy monolithic attraction. Stonehenge just has to be seen: the ethereal atmosphere that it emits cannot be adequately explained or described. A Stonehenge special access tour in particular proffers you with the supreme experience.

How precisely and for what intention did the immense stones arrive in the countryside of Wiltshire? Theories flourish. Some consider that Stonehenge functioned as a religious temple, while others argue it may even be a Bronze Age burial ground. Uncover why it has garnered such dispute on your Stonehenge tour. Possibly even come up with your own hypothesis about Stonehenge. A Stonehenge special access tour allows you closeness to the stones: enter the very hub of the circle.

Or why not choose a Stonehenge morning tour or Stonehenge evening tour to fit your requirements? Globe Trips proffers these tours for your convenience. Another celebrated and always popular choice is that of a Stonehenge, Bath, Windsor tour, which will, beyond question, entrance you in a range of ways.

Bath and Windsor, though markedly dissimilar from the imposing grandiosity of Stonehenge, nevertheless hold a range of attractions for the visitor to explore. Windsor’s most celebrated attraction is Windsor Castle, a truly renowned and remarkable fortress that you will not forget. Roman Bath’s spectacular architecture includes Pulteney Bridge and Bath Abbey, and its world famed spas will indisputably lure you.

Stonehenge is an entrancing landmark, and a distinguished World Heritage Site, dating back 5,000 years. It possesses an archaic past, and is simultaneously the subject of great contention and conjecture. The Stonehenge that we currently see was completed around 5,000 years ago, but went through at least three stages of construction before the final layout was accomplished.

Since its completion in 1600 BC, Stonehenge has had a major role to play throughout different historical ages. Medieval artefacts and coins have been found at the site and references to Stonehenge even exist in the work of academicians from the Middle Ages. Take a Stonehenge coach tour from London and see this majestic, redoubtable landmark and feat of construction for yourself.

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